Module Engineer

About This Role

• Note: This role requires regular onsite presence to fulfill essential job responsibilities.
• The Role and Impact: Join Intel as a Module Engineer, where you will play a pivotal role in advancing semiconductor manufacturing technologies that power devices globally.
• By owning critical high-volume manufacturing equipment and processes, you will enable rapid device miniaturization and mass production of integrated circuits.
• You will be at the forefront of innovation, conducting tests and measurements to ensure precision and defect control while driving production efficiencies.
• Your contributions will directly impact Intel's ability to meet safety, quality, and cost goals, ensuring excellence in high-volume manufacturing.
• Additionally, you'll collaborate with global teams, transferring technology to manufacturing sites worldwide, making a meaningful impact on Intel's vision of leading-edge technology delivery.
• Owns critical high volume manufacturing equipment and processes that enable rapid device miniaturization and the mass production of integrated circuits.
• Conducts tests and measurements of their operations to ensure control over critical dimensions and defectivity of the process line.
• Recommends and implements modifications for operating the equipment in order to improve production efficiencies, manufacturing techniques and optimizing production output for existing products, to meet safety, quality and cost indicator goals.
• Grows insitu manufacturing capacity to high volumes to demonstrate the technology capability while simultaneously transferring the technology to counterparts in manufacturing sites across the globe.
• Owns execution of maintenance and repair activities for equipment and relevant module of components.
• Initiates and owns the continuous improvement of equipment and process for key performance indicators (e.g., safety, quality, cost, productivity, defects, and yield) and works with equipment suppliers as required.
• Owns process development line items aligned to high volume process nodes.
• Participates in the transfer of technology to other sites through training and audit of installation and qualification outcomes to ensure matched processing across sites.
• Owns development and optimization of excursion prevention systems for the equipment and process.
• Owns detection of discrepant material or activities of the equipment and process.
• During factory ramps, owns equipment install/conversion and qualification to ensure tools are installed safely and on schedule, while meeting all quality/matching criteria (from design through Safety Level 1 and Safety Level Supplier milestones, Intel qual and manufacturing readiness processes).